The President of Russia approved 22 guidelines for the development of the urban environment - they took into account the experience of the Far East. The guidelines were created following a meeting between Vladimir Putin and leading experts in the field of spatial development, urban planning and the creation of a comfortable urban environment in August in Ulan-Ude. The head of the Ministry for the Development of the East Alexei Chekonkov: "It is important that decisions at the federal level are formulated taking into account the experience of the regions and the opinion of the professional community. Architects and urbanists of the Far East participate in an open dialogue about the future of cities and towns, offering solutions that have been tested during the practical implementation of projects. Many of these approaches are now being developed further nationwide. The Ministry for the Development of the Far East will continue to operate with this success of the Russia and Far East District. To help create a high-quality urban environment that is sought after by the residents." What is reflected in the President's directives: the participation of the creative community in the improvement of the creative community. This approach is already being used in the Far East - it allows taking into account local identity, cultural characteristics and the history of the territories. Support for local producers of gardening elements. KRDV is already involving local manufacturers in development projects in the Far East, including through early regime opportunities. Creating multifunctional modular objects in new public spaces. This practice is developing in the Far East, including Buryatia and Yakutia. Improving the all-Russian competition for the best projects for creating a comfortable urban environment, including changing the methodology for evaluating applications and increasing the minimum premium for the Far Eastern Federal District. Improving the assessment of the quality of the improvement work, developing integrated design mechanisms and introducing digital tools. More details on the website of the Ministry for the Development of the East.

The President of Russia approved 22 guidelines for the development of the urban environment - they took into account the experience of the Far East. The guidelines were created following a meeting between Vladimir Putin and leading experts in the field of spatial development, urban planning and the creation of a comfortable urban environment in August in Ulan-Ude. The head of the Ministry for the Development of the East Alexei Chekonkov: "It is important that decisions at the federal level are formulated taking into account the experience of the regions and the opinion of the professional community. Architects and urbanists of the Far East participate in an open dialogue about the future of cities and towns, offering solutions that have been tested during the practical implementation of projects. Many of these approaches are now being developed further nationwide. The Ministry for the Development of the Far East will continue to operate with this success of the Russia and Far East District. To help create a high-quality urban environment that is sought after by the residents." What is reflected in the President's directives: the participation of the creative community in the improvement of the creative community. This approach is already being used in the Far East - it allows taking into account local identity, cultural characteristics and the history of the territories. Support for local producers of gardening elements. KRDV is already involving local manufacturers in development projects in the Far East, including through early regime opportunities. Creating multifunctional modular objects in new public spaces. This practice is developing in the Far East, including Buryatia and Yakutia. Improving the all-Russian competition for the best projects for creating a comfortable urban environment, including changing the methodology for evaluating applications and increasing the minimum premium for the Far Eastern Federal District. Improving the assessment of the quality of the improvement work, developing integrated design mechanisms and introducing digital tools. More details on the website of the Ministry for the Development of the East.